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24. November 2017 Together we unmasked the hypocrisy of the German climate policy and showed our solidarity with those most affected by climate change – we review our successful blockade on November the 5th 2017. Continue reading ...
23. November 2017 Police behaviour at this year’s Ende Gelände actions was once again unconsiderate and disproportionate. Such behaviour is unacceptable! We are thus asking everyone to send in a complaint by phone, fax, e-mail or letter. Continue reading ...
4. November 2017 Meeting Points for the Ende Gelaende Action on Sunday: 7:00h Bad Godesberg Train Station 7:15h Köln Ehrenfeld Train Station Be on time! Continue reading ...
1. November 2017 For the first time in the history of Ende Gelände there will be a legal finger! Together with various international delegations we are going to Continue reading ...
24. October 2017 In Newsletter #24 you'll find a summary of all practical information which you need for your trip to the Rhineland: read, pack your rucksack, stop coal! Continue reading ...
28. September 2017 Come to the next Ende Gelände preparation meeting in COLOGNE (not in Bonn any longer) from the 13th to 15th October. The place now is the AZ Köln, Luxemburger Straße 93, 50939 Cologne (in German: Köln) Plan your journey and most importantly, tell us, if you are coming. Use therefore our registration tool. Doing so … Continued Continue reading ...
5. September 2017 The next Ende Gelände meeting will take place in Hannover from September 15-17 in Hannover. Newbies welcome! On Friday, we will do a de-brief of the preparation process of the last action. On Saturday, 12.00 noon, we welcome new people with fresh energy who want to join us organizing the November action. There will be welcome rounds and the chance to jump straight into a working group. People's power needed! Continue reading ...
1. September 2017 A new short film by cine rebelde in cooperation with Ende Gelände about the powerful and diverse protests against lignite mining in the Rhineland Coalfields. Continue reading ...
30. August 2017 Today the climate camp near Erkelenz is taking down its tents. In the last week, it was the main base for a series of powerful and diverse protests against lignite mining in the Rhineland Coalfields. On Friday and Saturday, thousands of „Ende Gelände“ activists blocked the train tracks which supply Germany’ s dirtiest coal-fired power … Continued Continue reading ...
26. August 2017 Lots of things going on in the Rhineland coalfields: Also today, Ende Gelände occupied the train tracks that supply power-plant Neurath with lignite. Other groups blocked road accesses to Neurath - the second dirtiest in Europe, by the way. Lots of things were happening all over the Rhineland today: Early in the morning, coal trains near the Hambach mine were stopped by a lock-on. A human chain of 3500 people drew a "red line" against lignite mining. And hundreds of people are busy on the three climate camps, supporting the actions. Continue reading ...